The Winds of Spring
A giant lenticular, or wave cloud, hangs out over the Front Range mountains. The wild winds of Spring are […]
Changing Colors on Sugarloaf Mountain
It had been too long since I had been up on Sugarloaf Mountain (8,917′), my favorite local golden hour perch.
A Centennial Homage to Duchamps’s “Fountaine”
One hundred years ago, a urinal (and, later, a Stieglitz photograph of that same urinal) caused quite a…uh…well…”splash” on the
White Rocks/Teller Farms Open Space (A Photo Walk)
You never know what you are going to find on these photo walks. I was pessimistic as Dana Bove and
2017’s Month of Photography is Here!
There is plenty to see and do this month around the Denver-Boulder metroplex and, indeed, all across the country.
An Aerial Sunset On Aconcagua
If you ever fly from Mendoza, Argentina to Santiago, Chile, do this: Ask for a window seat on the
Mom and Her Pup
There is nothing quite like the love of a mother for her offspring…and vice versa.
American Ire
Ire: anger, rage, fury, wrath, hot temper, outrage, spleen, crossness. This pretty much describes the current state of
Death of a Dancer
“…Let her finish her dance, Let her finish her dance. Ah, dancer, ah, sweet dancer!” —William Butler Yeats, 1865-1939
Level Your Horizon!!!???
Hmmm, which image do you think is correct? They do have high winds in the Andes…and they have lots of